Do you need our help?

Please call us on 03300 243412 to arrange an appointment should you be in a position to apply or require
advice, alternatively our customer representative may be able to answer any queries you might have.
We're open Monday - Friday: 8am - 5.30pm and Saturday: 9am - noon.

Alternatively if you would like us to contact you at a time of your choice please complete the call back request form on our
website which can be found here: Contact us - Call me back.

Overpayments are allowed, either as a lump sum, an increase to your monthly payment amount or as smaller
regular or irregular payments. If you make an overpayment, you will need to advise us whether this is to be applied
as a “capital payment” or a “general overpayment”

With a “capital payment”, the outstanding balance of your mortgage is reduced immediately and your
monthly payments are recalculated based on the reduced balance, unless you advise us otherwise. This will lead to
reduced monthly payments, normally from the next monthly payment date.

With a “general overpayment”,
the outstanding capital balance will not change until the next capitalisation date (either end of the month or
end of the calendar year, depending on your account). Your monthly payment will not be automatically amended.
This will lead to reduced interest charges for your account and for capital and interest repayment mortgages,
assuming that your monthly payments remain unchanged, your mortgage will be repaid earlier.

Within the Early Repayment Charge (ERC) period you can make overpayments up to a
maximum of 10% of your loan per year* without incurring a charge. Where applicable, the ERC allowance
will be referred to in your mortgage offer letter or latest product change confirmation.

*Please note that the year is measured from the month that your mortgage completed, or
from the month that your last product change took effect. The ERC allowance is not cumulative and does not
apply when the whole loan is being repaid, in this instance the charge will be incurred on the capital balance
at the time of redemption. All overpayments made, either on a regular basis or as a lump sum, do count towards
the 10% annual ERC allowance. If the permitted 10% capital reduction is exceeded, an early repayment charge
will be applied based on the excess capital repaid.

You can send a cheque (made payable to yourself or "National Counties Building Society" followed by your name and mortgage account number).

You can set up a standing order if you wish to make regular overpayments or capital repayments, using the form that is available to print from the Downloadable Mortgage Forms page of our website. You can set up a standing order if you wish to make regular overpayments or capital repayments, using the form that is available to print from the Downloadable Mortgage Forms page of our website

Subject to affordability and property suitability you can take your existing product and, where additional
borrowing is required, this can be taken on a new product from our 'Further Advance'
product range at that time. You can also reduce the amount of your loan when you move, but you may wish to check if
Early Repayment Charges (ERC) apply.

How would I be able to borrow more on my property?

Subject to affordability and property value you can borrow more and choose a product from our 'Further Advance'
product range at that time.

Please note that where existing borrowing is on product terms that have interest
calculated annually, the mortgage product chosen by you must be on the same basis. Similarly, where existing borrowing is on product terms
that have interest calculated monthly, the mortgage product chosen by you must be on the same basis.

When can I change my rate to another one and how much will it cost me?

You can request to change your rate at anytime however you may have to pay an Early Repayment Charge. The cost involved depends on the product that
you feel is most suitable - there may be a product fee for the new product you'd like to transfer to. Any fees that you have to pay will be provided
in a personalised illustration before you decide to proceed

How can I change from interest-only to repayment (or vice-versa)?

You must write to us and request the change. Any changes will be subject to re-assessment of income and consideration of the reason(s)
for the change. There are fees associated with a change of this nature.

How do I inform you of my change in bank details for my direct debit?

How can I request a copy of my mortgage statement?

You can request a copy by letter, telephone call or email. Your most recent mortgage statement will be sent out to you, free of charge, on annual
basis; any additional copies of this or previous statements can be requested at a cost of £20 per statement.

THE MORTGAGE WILL BE SECURED ON YOUR HOMEYOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE

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